One Kid at a Time

Explore the transformative journey of education in "One Kid at a Time" by Eliot Levine, published in 2001. This insightful book, spanning 192 pages, provides compelling stories and narratives that highlight innovative possibilities within American education. Set against the backdrop of the Met School in Providence, Rhode Island, all students experience a personalized curriculum, fostering long-term relationships with their teachers over four years.

Levine's work offers valuable ideas and strategies for educators looking to enhance their schools by focusing on individual student needs. With an emphasis on educational policy, reform, and group work in high schools, this book serves as an essential resource for teachers, curriculum developers, and education enthusiasts alike. Discover how personalized approaches can lead to extraordinary educational experiences and improve student engagement.